Rachael Gunn, known as Raygun, has announced she will no longer compete in breaking after the intense public reaction to her viral Paris 2024 breaking routine.

Scene-stealing Australian Olympic breakdancer Raygun has made a cameo appearance on stage at a music concert, following her announcement earlier this week of her retirement from competition.

Bynum has already built quite the highlight reel of celebrations this season. He hit an Usher-inspired dance after an interception against the Texans in Week 3, did a backflip after a fumble recovery in Green Bay in Week 4, and then he and Josh Metellus went viral with the handshake from The Parent Trap in London in Week 5.

Rachael Gunn, the Australian B-girl whose unorthodox routines at the Paris Olympics went viral, says she will no longer take part in elite breakdancing competitions.

Breakdancer Rachael Gunn has retired from competitive breaking due to the scrutiny she received following her performance at the Paris Olympics. The 37-year-old became one of the defining athletes of the 2024 Games and her performance in the new discipline was a viral sensation, triggering some support but wider ridicule.

Rachael ‘Raygun’ Gunn has challenged the public to “do better than me” as the polarizing breakdancer capitalizes on her newfound fame. Gunn’s performance in Paris set social media ablaze, as she showcased her moves in breaking’s debut at the Olympic Games.

"I’m not ever going to stop dancing. So if you hear that again, you know that it’s not the truth," the Australian athlete said